NEW YORK – A coalition of musicians that has protested the Recording Academy's decision to drop 31 categories from the Grammy Awards is stepping up the pressure, calling for a boycott of the Grammys' telecast partner, CBS, and hiring a lawyer to explore legal action.
NEW YORK – A coalition of musicians that has protested the Recording Academy's decision to drop 31 categories from the Grammy Awards is stepping up the pressure, calling for a boycott of the Grammys' telecast partner, CBS, and hiring a lawyer to explore legal action.
NEW YORK – No need to change the channel: The Grammys will be on the CBS network for the next 10 years.
NEW YORK – A coalition of musicians is demanding the Recording Academy restore more than 30 categories cut from the Grammy Awards, alleging the reductions unfairly target ethnic music and were done without the input of its thousands of members
NEW YORK – Men and women will compete head-to-head, some of the more exotic awards like best Native American album and best spoken-word children's record have been eliminated, and the number of categories has been reduced by more than 30 in the biggest overhaul in the 53-year history of the Grammys.
NEW YORK – The chairman of the Recording Academy and the music industry veteran who wrote a scathing critique of this year's Grammy results have agreed to start a dialogue.
LOS ANGELES — The biggest stars in music put on an amazing red carpet show at the 2011 Grammy Awards held Sunday night in Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES — Lady Antebellum won five times, including record and song of the year for their crossover ballad "Need You Now," to emerge as the biggest winner at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards held Sunday night in Los Angeles.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Mick Jagger will perform live on the upcoming Grammy Awards, organizers announced Thursday.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Katy Perry, Lady Gaga and Eminem are among the first batch of performers confirmed for next month's Grammy Awards, organizers revealed Thursday.
Also taking the stage will be fellow Grammy nominees Arcade Fire, Cee Lo Green and Miranda Lambert, with additional performers to be announced soon.
LOS ANGELES — Eminem racked up 10 nominations to lead the field of contenders for the 2011 Grammy Awards, organizers announced Wednesday.
The 38-year-old rapper is in the running for several major awards, including Album, Song and Record of the Year.
